1. American Jurisprudence 2d. Lawyers Cooperative Publishing. Vols. 1-83, Deskbook, in 135 books; 1999 Federal Taxation volumes 33, 33A, 34, 34A; 1999 General Index (5 soft bound vols.); New Topic Service, Tables. Complete set, current through September 2000 with the April 2000 supplements. Together 141 books. Excellent condition. Publisher’s Price $3,300. Special $1,295.
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* An A-Z encyclopedic text covering every title of American law. With 425 wide ranging topics, it covers state and federal, civil and criminal, substantive and procedural fields of American law. It outlines the origins, history and scope as well as varying views applied by the courts.

3. Bankruptcy Digest, West’s. St. Paul: West Group. Vols. 1-25, in 39 books. Complete set current through September 1999 supplements. Excellent condition. Publisher’s Price $1,620. Special $595.

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5. Corpus Juris Secundum. St. Paul, MN: West Group. Vols. 1-101A, in 154 books with 1999 General Index and Tables in 3 softbound books. Complete set current through June 2000 supplements. Very good condition. Publisher’s Price $2,692. Special $895.
* Provides a contemporary statement of American law as derived from reported cases and legislation. It provides the general rule of law summarized in “Black Letter” headings and expanded upon in the text with the vital exceptions to the rule. Citations advise when a case has been modified and help the user locate the needed law.

6. F.C.C. Record. [Washington]: Federal Communication Commission, 2000. Vol. 15, #15-16; and #17 (2 books). Reprint edition, Wm. S. Hein & Co., 2000. Cloth. New. $156.
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7. United States Patents Quarterly [1st]. Washington: Bureau of National Affairs. Vols. 147 to 231 (1965-1986) [with] Cumulative Digest vols. 132-151 vol.1; 152-171 vol. 1; 172-191 vol. 2; 212-231, in 4 books [with] United States Patents Quarterly 2d. Vols. 1-53 (1987-2000) [with] Cumulative Digest Index Vols. 13-48, in 5 softbound vols. Together 145 books. All volumes with previous owner’s stamp to inside front covers. Publisher’s Price $3,750. Special $995.
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8. United States Patents Quarterly [1st]. Washington: Bureau of National Affairs. Vols. 1 to 231 (1929-1986) [with] Cumulative Digest vols. 1 to 151, bound, also with CDI vols. 192 to 231, paper issues, lacking CDI vols. 152-191. [with] United States Patents Quarterly 2d. Vols. 1-24 (1987-1992). Together 270 books. First fifty volumes with light to moderate shelf wear. All volumes with previous owner’s stamp to inside front covers. Publisher’s Price $3,750. Special $1,595.
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